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Anzac Park

Wattle Street, West Ryde, NSW, 2114
Anzac Park on Wattle Street, West Ryde, a short walk from West Ryde station, has a small sandstone water play feature within its playground. A custom elevated structure with climbing rigs, a wobbly rope bridge and a large slide links to a junior unit, and a fully accessible toddler area sits alongside, with no fee to play. Barbecues, picnic areas and swings are provided. Public toilets are about 45 metres away, and the nearest baby change is at West Ryde station, roughly 260 metres off.
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262 m away
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Anzac Park

Wattle Street, West Ryde, NSW

Anzac Park on Wattle Street, West Ryde, a short walk from West Ryde station, has a small sandstone water play feature within its playground. A custom elevated structure with climbing rigs, a wobbly rope bridge and a large slide links to a junior unit, and a fully accessible toddler area sits alongside, with no fee to play. Barbecues, picnic areas and swings are provided. Public toilets are about 45 metres away, and the nearest baby change is at West Ryde station, roughly 260 metres off.

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